Texas Academy of Figurative Art

at 415 S Main St, Fort Worth , 76104-2407

a•te•lier [n.] studio where an artist trains students. www.tafastudio.org Teaching timeless traditions of beauty and technique in realist art.

Texas Academy of Figurative Art
415 S Main St
Fort Worth , TX 76104-2407
United States

Description

Texas Academy of Figurative Art (TAFA) is an ARC Approved™ atelier that offers education and training that is anchored in the traditions of realistic art. Universities throughout the US have been simultaneously departing from a traditional realistic approach to art education, to the point that they no longer offer a legitimately grounded approach to either contemporary or classically-based figurative art, or realism in general. In contrast, TAFA is part of a new realistic revival and the contemporary realist movement found in some smaller schools outside the traditional university system. TAFA is the only academy of its kind in Texas offering a focused curriculum in realism—believing that visual art education should be built on the fundamentals and foundation of good drawing skills. The Academy holds to the belief that a knowledge of realistic figurative art is the foundation from which to springboard into figurative compositions, still life, portraiture, landscape and even non-representational art.

How To Get to Texas Academy of Figurative Art

Our studio is located a four blocks from Downtown on South Main Street. We are only a few blocks from the I-35 W and I-30 intersection.

General Info

The Texas Academy of Figurative Art accepts a limited number of students and working artists who are passionate and dedicated to a rigorous study of contemporary representational art. Please contact us to reserve your space for the upcoming year. To receive a Certificate of Study, students must complete a 3-year curriculum. YEAR 1 : The focus is primarily on drawing exercises. Students reconstruct Old Master, Neo-Classical and Contemporary realist drawings, then progress into drawing from direct observation using casts and figure drawing (or life drawing) from models. YEAR 2 : A combination of drawing from the model, grisaille painting from the cast and figure, figure painting with limited color palette, and portrait painting. YEAR 3 : A focus on composition, design, and issues of content, with the emphasis on figurative compositions, portraiture, and still life painting of greater complexity. --------------- Texas Academy of Figurative Art’s academic year is divided into trimesters as follows: Academic Calendar 2009 - 2010 Fall Term 2010: Sept. 7 - Dec. 18 (with Thanksgiving break) Spring Term 2011: Jan. 10 - April 22 (with Spring break) Summer Term 2010: May 16 - July 29 --------------- Tuition: Fall and Spring Term is $2,250 per term Summer Term is $1,650 An initial deposit of $250 is required before each term to secure your place.

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